Name: Father, Forgive Me by Jeremy Clark in my 1. 2
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: Living life with Jesus based off the book “Like A Man”

my 1.  2

This was one of the first tracks The Railbirds recorded and features brother Jonathan Cain on organ.

Drown In Your Ocean

Living life with Jesus based off the book “Like A Man”

Father, Forgive Me

Don’t let the battle within beat you down. This is a song about fighting through the pain, it will never be easy but your building to be stronger!

Fight Today to Live Tomorrow

You’re building strength and becoming better everyday, stand in the flame!

Built for the Battle

As long as it rains

This one makes me feel right there, with the good feeling, my mind walks with it, and my face smiles on both sides. 

We are already @ the top

Answer the Tones

Lost Road Blues

Breaking Rust - Livin' on Borrowed Time (Lyrics) i don't give a damn who don't like me

Feel the emotion and timeless beauty of Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” in this heartfelt lyrical cover. 💫
A tribute to one of the most powerful love songs ever recorded — a song that captures passion, devotion, and the fear of missing a single moment with someone you love.

🎧 Close your eyes, feel the words, and let the lyrics speak to your heart.

Aerosmith – I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing (Blues Cover)

Cain Walker - Don’t Tread On Me

Ain't My Problem - Cain Walker

Cain Walker - I Don't Care

Crush

Happy Verse is the sixth and final entry in the Verse Series under Volant Records, completing the emotional journey begun in Anxious Verse, followed by Thankful Verse, Angry Verse, Lonely Verse, and Sad Verse.

Where the earlier albums guided listeners through fear, gratitude, righteous anger, isolation, and sorrow, Happy Verse offers the radiant culmination:
joy that is steady, rooted, and spiritually whole.

This isn’t shallow positivity or fleeting cheer.
This is Scripture-shaped joy —
joy that: rises from God’s presence, strengthens the weary, restores laughter, builds confidence, becomes a rhythm of daily life, flows from the Spirit, leads outward with hope, and ends with God Himself rejoicing over His people

Each of the fifteen songs anchors its chorus in an exact Biblical passage so the listener repeatedly encounters truth spoken over them:
“My heart is glad”
“You make me rejoice”
“This is the day the Lord has made”
“The joy of the Lord is your strength”
“Your joy will be in you”
“You will go out with joy”
“He will rejoice over you with singing”

Musically, the album moves from warm, gentle brightness to expansive, radiant joy —
a spiritual sunrise that grows track by track until joy becomes inheritance, identity, and calling.

Together with the other volumes, Happy Verse completes a six-album devotional cycle meant to guide listeners into emotional and spiritual renewal through Scripture itself.

Father, Forgive Me

Jeremy Clark

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